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Veeam direct SAN Access mode.

By |July 4th, 2016|Categories: Veeam|Tags: , |

Sometimes I still run into customer who don't use direct SAN access mode for backing up there VM's taking this from the veeam website (here) you still need to add iSCSI targets and disable automount in windows Requirements for the Direct SAN Access Mode To use the Direct SAN access transport mode, make sure that the following requirements are met: A backup proxy working in the Direct SAN Access transport mode can be deployed on a physical or virtual machine. A backup proxy using the Direct SAN access transport mode must have a direct access to the production storage via a hardware or software HBA. If a direct SAN connection is not configured or not available when a job or task starts, the job or task will fail. SAN storage volumes presented as VMware datastores must be exposed to the OS of the backup proxy that works in the Direct [...]

VMware nested ESXi 6.x

By |June 15th, 2016|Categories: VMware|Tags: |

Here are some steps to consider when create a nested ESXi Host. These steps are done on a vSphere webclient. First adjust your security  on your switch so the traffic can pass through your nested ESXi host vSwitch: Select your host and click on the manage tab. Go to the networking section and select virtual switch. Edit the switch and select your security settings. Make sure your promiscuous mode is on accepted  DvSwitch: Go to Home -> networking. Select your PortGroup and navigate to manage – Settings tab. Click on the edit button and select the security section. Make sure your promiscuous mode is on accepted Now create a new Virtual Machine to run your new ESXi host in. Go through the steps like any other VM but make sure you chose Compatible with : ESXi 6.0 and later "Select OS family : Other" and "Guest OS version: VMware ESXi [...]

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2017-12-03T01:22:56+01:00

Hosted Exchange 2010 to 2013 (Multi tenant) with VMware vSphere 5.5

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This is an overview of the project and not a technical document how to migrate to Exchange 2013. In the past we setup a multi tenant environment with Exchange 2010. At that time there was only resources for 1 physical server, wich was sufficient at the time […]

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